The end of the international break is nigh and Fulham return to the Cottage this weekend to take on Wolverhampton Wanderers, who have struggled for form this season but who did pick up their first win before the break against Southampton. We take a look at Gary O'Neil's charges and examine where this game will be won and lost, as well as some of the injuries and system changes that have shaped Wolves' season. 

Before that though, there's a look back at the International Whites who were in action - Harry Wilson with another scorcher for Wales as his good form continues, Raul Jimenez's impressive leadership as he helped steer Mexico out of tricky waters, single-game showings for Calvin Bassey, Alex Iwobi and Joachim Andersen, an impressive change of role for Antonee Robinson, Timothy Castagne captaining Belgium, and two assists for Sander Berge for Norway. 

And there's also time for a little discussion of how Sasa Lukic fits back into this Fulham midfield when he returns from his injury, as well as a couple of your emails to round things off.

Fulham Foodbank Initiative: The collection will be taking place by the Johnny Haynes statue between 1pm and 2.30pm. There will be 4 volunteers from the Foodbank on the day who will be responsible for taking any cash or card donations.

Some ideas: 

Festive Favourites can also be donated, as the event is taking place before Christmas. 

Items need to be sealed, in date and long-life ambient items. "

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